Is Calling Trump Fascist an Insult to Trump Voters?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

50% : So we clearly can't infer that Trump is not a fascist from the mere fact that he enjoys mass support.
37% : Some of them might disregard these warnings or decide they want to vote for Trump anyway.
33% : One flaw in this argument is that many people who have more direct knowledge than the American public as a whole consider Trump dangerously unfit for office.
26% : Obviously, a large number of Republicans are willing to support a fellow Republican they personally consider to be authoritarian.To be sure, many Americans are against fascism and oppose Trump on that basis.
25% : A second flaw is that obviously not everybody who considers Trump dangerously unfit for office will oppose him.
24% : With all due respect to the self-esteem of the pro-Trump community, however, the question of whether Trump actually does pose a danger to the Republic strikes me as more important than the feelings that might be wounded by discussing this issue publicly.
24% : Some people who support Trump now might change their minds if they learn that many of his former staffers consider him dangerously unfit for office.
22% : Many Republicans denounced Trump as a dangerous authoritarian after January 6 yet later decided to support him anyway.
21% : They are suggesting that the fact that he commands support from half of the public proves Trump can't be fascist.
15% : Is calling Trump dangerously unfit for office the best way for Harris to win?
14% : "Put aside Stephens's strange concern that name-calling by Trump opponents is a reason Trump might win (which seems about as plausible as suggesting Harris might lose because she plays too much golf).
14% : But the only way anti-fascist voters are going to reject Trump on anti-fascist grounds is if they are aware of Trump's authoritarianism.
12% : What is it?"One obvious flaw in this complaint is that Trump calls Harris and other Democrats fascist, as well as communist, in keeping with his long-standing habit of automatically flinging any charge made against him back at his critics.
10% : The argument runs as follows: The American people are smart and wouldn't support a dangerously unfit authoritarian for office; therefore, the fact that half of them support Trump proves Trump isn't a fascist.
9% : Stephens appears to be arguing that merely quoting a former general who worked for Trump sharing his candid view of the former president, Harris is saying his voters are, "by implication, fascists themselves.
7% : Consider his claim that calling Trump a fascist is an insult to Trump voters.
5% : In his interview with Harris, Bret Baier seized upon Harris's harsh critique of Trump as dangerous and unfit as a slap in the face to the great and good American people who plan to vote for him.

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